Proposals for Peace and National Reform in Hearst Papers
The Hearst Papers advocate an alliance of English-speaking nations to secure world peace. They urge proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment, unified national defense under a single Secretary, federal illiteracy abolition under an Education Secretary, and elections in November with presidential inauguration the following January.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Congress
Work Remains for Next Grand Jury in San Antonio Gambling
The San Antonio grand jury failed to gather sufficient evidence to indict wide-open gambling as a felony violation. The editorial notes the role of law enforcement in collecting proof and says more work is needed by future juries to reach a decisive indictment.
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San Antonio
Anderson
Grand Jury
Eye glass peddlers warned by Texas grand jury
A Weatherford grand jury cautions Texans about eye glass peddlers selling improvised lenses. It urges using established optical shops with trained fitters for proper prescriptions and accurate eye care.
Hats Off to Them Cooperative Farmers Complete Canal
In Nebraska several hundred farmers organized a private cooperative to irrigate 15 000 acres. They built the Wormile canal without public money at a cost of 350000 dollars. Each of the 121 farmers contributed about 3000 dollars, showcasing independent spirit and collective efficiency.
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Che
Jim
Flexlmason
New York City Amid Privacy Crises and Street Life
An early 20th century portrait of New York depicts crowded sidewalks and windows opened to the heat with strangers peering in. The piece notes public indecency concerns, theater fireouts, limousine smoking, and the era’s urban mood, highlighting private lives observed through hotel lobbies and apartments.
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Mora
New York
Imodenty
Mors
Dr Manners
Anil
Mlle Hope
Athletics and its effect on health study by Dr Dublin
A readable study by Dr Tiaulg J Dublin summarizes college athlete mortality and health, noting football players show the strongest relative survival while multi sport participants fare best in overall mortality. The article highlights aging athletes, crew and baseball impacts, and urges ongoing exercise for wellbeing.
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Tiaulg J. Dublin
Wwe
Enriler
Dublio Fossa
Wasebsil
Tatin
Weack Wenehow
Tevershody
Dr. Dublin
Harper's Imagazine
Ida
Lie Creani
Prehistoric Art and the Dawn of Animal Representation
The article discusses early cave art and the emergence of depicting animals, arguing that art affects the human spirit more than factual analysis. It cites discoveries in France and mentions scholars and artists who study cave engravings, noting these works show observation of natural forms and talent, with Cro-Magnon examples highlighting refined animal representation.
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Puraan Fe
Nin
Bod
France
Ali Fle Cro Mfognon
Fle
la Byzics
Andy
Pietore
Esey
Fianda
Misunderstanding Hy Dr Frank Crane and the power of sympathy
A curiously garbled meditation on understanding others and the danger of quick judgments. The text discusses a doorway incident blamed on misconceptions, shifts to reflections on empathy, and cites Charles Tambwan and a warning against lack of insight. It emphasizes knowing oneself before judging others.
Odd Facts About A New Eye Color In Pepa Species
A fragment notes a variant in an eye color among a pew variety of specimens. The report mentions a central area and references a peculiarity, but details are unclear and names or locations are not specified.
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Manhattan
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Treadyoy
Nalon
Alanis
Ecustomers Cout
Rother
Amoke
Mond Street
Gorner Tobgens
Atamar
Rentini
Royal S. Copeland
Tealth
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Grefe
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Ile Sung Moun
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Frank Crane
Charles Tambwan
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